QEEQ's service is excellent, but the car rental company is quite unreliable. When I arrived at the pickup location, they told me they would replace the SUV I reserved with a sedan. I refused, explaining that I needed an SUV for my trip to Yellowstone National Park. I had previously canceled a lower-priced sedan reservation and specifically rebooked an SUV. After much back-and-forth, the staff, who were not very knowledgeable, took an hour to process the paperwork. As I went to collect the car, I saw the vehicle I'd reserved being driven away by someone else. Back at the service desk, they offered me a Jeep instead, which I declined, insisting on the Japanese SUV I had booked. After another 20 minutes, they finally gave me the correct car, which delayed my schedule by an hour and a half. QEEQ's customer service was very professional; I gave a positive review because their support team was always available and helped me apply for an extended return time. However, I encountered issues with refueling too—there were no labels indicating the type of fuel required, and neither the key nor the rental agreement mentioned it. In the end, I had to contact QEEQ customer service online, which was prompt and helpful.

Overall service was good. When the reserved car was not available, they provided several similar models to choose from, making car exchange convenient.

The car rental place at Salt Lake City Airport is very easy to find, right within the airport. The rental procedure is very convenient and quite fast. After completing the rental process, you can go down one level to the car pickup area. Just find your car according to the designated number, the key is in the car, and you can drive off right away. They just didn't inform me that the car model was changed, but it might be a car of the same grade.

First, no staff informed me that smoking was not allowed in the car when I picked it up. Second, when I was returning the car, there were two cars in front of me being inspected. I turned off the engine and waited outside smoking. When it was my turn, the staff asked if I was Chinese. I said yes, and he claimed he saw me smoking in the car. I told him I had been smoking outside while waiting for the inspection. He ignored me and insisted that I smoked inside, charging a $300 penalty on my credit card.

Good, but they charged a fee for an additional driver. $52.36, a bit expensive.